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Terms and Conditions - a legal thriller! #144
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There are a large number of open source licenses floating around, if you I did a cursory search to see if anybody has collected an archive of EULAs On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 12:46 PM Greg Kennedy notifications@github.com
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Put EULA in the search box here and you get a fair few results: |
Huh? These policies are designed to protect against ... enforcing this agreement? :) |
This is awesome! Conceptually similar to http://itunestandc.tumblr.com |
Nice! I've been playing with a similar idea at https://twitter.com/licensemee |
CODE: https://github.com/greg-kennedy/TermsAndConditions
SAMPLE: https://github.com/greg-kennedy/TermsAndConditions/blob/master/SAMPLE.md
I spent a day taking a break from my main entry to knock out this one. Inspired by the "TPP as Found Art" issue here: #136
I wrote a Perl script to parse Terms and Conditions / EULA from various major software vendors, then recombine them with Markov chains. The end result is a bunch of legalese formatted as a real ToS, complete with sign and date line. I think the Markdown formatting is what sets it apart from just spewing re-sentences around: it's amazing what some ALLCAPS and numbered lists can do for your otherwise boring document. Also, it tries to replace the company names with COMPANY_NAME, and later re-replace it with Cyberdyne Systems, so it seems more coherent.
Wish the corpus was bigger, though. I think a warning label from some popular prescription drug would spice it up.
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